List of mountains in Nepal

Nepal contains part of the Himalayas, the highest mountain range in the world. Eight of the fourteen eight-thousanders are located in the country, either in whole or shared across a border withTibet or India.

Mount Everest	8,848	29,029	Khumbu Mahalangur	Earth's highest from sea level
Kangchenjunga	8,586	28,169	Northern Kangchenjunga	3rd highest on Earth
Lhotse	8,516	27,940	Everest Group	4th highest
Makalu	8,462	27,762	Makalu Mahalangur	5th highest
Cho Oyu	8,201	26,906	Khumbu Mahalangur	6th highest
Dhaulagiri I	8,167	26,795	Dhaulagiri	7th highest
Manaslu	8,156	26,759	Mansiri	8th highest
Annapurna I	8,091	26,545	Annapurna	10th highest
Gyachung Kang	7,952	26,089	Khumbu Mahalangur	between Everest and Cho Oyu
Himalchuli	7,893	25,896	Mansiri	18th highest
Ngadi Chuli	7,871	25,823	Mansiri	First ascent 1970
Nuptse	7,861	25,791	Everest Group	319 metres prominence from Lhotse
Jannu	7,710	25,295	Kumbhakarna Kangchenjunga
Jongsong Peak	7,462	24,482	Janak	#57 in the world
Yangra	7,422	24,350	Ganesh
Kabru	7,412	24,318	Singalila Kangchenjunga
Chamlang	7,321	24,019	Barun Mahalangur	#79 in the world
Langtang Lirung	7,227	23,711	Langtang	#99 in the world
Chamar	7,187	23,579	Sringi	First ascent 1953
Pumori	7,161	23,494	Khumbu Mahalangur	First ascent 1962
Nemjung	7,140	23,425		First ascent 1983
Gauri Sankar	7,134	23,406	Rolwaling	First ascent 1979
Tilicho Peak	7,134	23,406	Annapurna	First ascent 1979
Api	7,132	23,399	Yoka Pahar Gurans	First ascent 1960
Baruntse	7,129	23,389	Barun Mahalangur	First ascent 1954
Nilgiri	7,061	23,166	Nilgiri Annapurna	First ascent 1962
Saipal	7,031	23,068	Saipal Gurans
Machapuchare	6,993	22,943	Annapurna	Sacred mountain, unclimbed
Kang Guru	6,981	22,904	Larkya or Peri	2005 avalanche kills 18
Dorje Lakpa	6,966	22,854	Langtang
Ama Dablam	6,812	22,349	Barun Mahalangur	"Mother and her necklace"
Kangtega	6,782	22,251	Barun Mahalangur	First ascent 1963
Cho Polu	6,735	22,096	Barun Mahalangur	First ascent 1999
Num Ri	6,677	21,906	Barun Mahalangur	First ascent 2002
Khumbutse	6,640	21,785	Khumbu Mahalangur	First mountain west of Everest
Thamserku	6,623	21,729	Barun Mahalangur	First ascent 1964
Dragmarpo Ri	6,578	21,581	Langtang	Unclimbed
Taboche	6,542	21,463	Khumbu Mahalangur	First ascent 1974
Singu Chuli	6,501	21,329	Annapurna	Trekking peak
Mera Peak	6,476	21,247	Himalayas	Trekking peak
Hiunchuli	6,441	21,132	Annapurna	Trekking peak (difficult)
Cholatse	6,440	21,129	Khumbu Mahalangur	Connected to Taboche
Kusum Kangguru	6,367	20,889	Barun Mahalangur	Trekking peak (difficult)
Ombigaichan	6,340	20,801	Barun Mahalangur
Kongde Ri	6,187	20,299	Barun Mahalangur	Trekking peak (difficult)
Imja Tse	6,160	20,210	Khumbu Mahalangur	Also known as Island Peak. Popular trekking peak.
Lobuche	6,145	20,161	Khumbu Mahalangur	Trekking peak
Nirekha	6,069	19,911	Khumbu Mahalangur	Trekking peak (difficult)
Baden-Powell Peak	5,825	19,111	Jugal	Formerly known as Urkema Peak
Pokalde	5,806	19,049	Khumbu Mahalangur	Trekking peak (moderate)
Mount Khumbila	5,761	18,901	Mahalangur	Unclimbed
Tharpu Chuli	5,663	18,579	Annapurna	Trekking peak
Kala Patthar	5,545	18,192	Khumbu Mah	Popular hiking peak below Pumori
Yala Peak	5,520	18,110	Langtang

North of the Greater Himalayas in western Nepal, ~6,000 metre Tibetan Border Ranges form the Ganges-Brahmaputra divide, which the international border generally follows. South of the Greater Himalayas, Nepal has a High Mountain region of ~4,000 metre summits, then the Middle Hills and Mahabharat Range with 1,500 to 3,000 metre summits. South of the Mahabharats, an outer range of foothills with ~1,000 metre summits is called the Siwaliks or Churiya Hills.